... original idea, pei haps, is that suggested by one writer, sinking iron tul*e tor the trains to pass through, the tube itself to be suspended buoys in the Channel. —Railway Reivs. The Atlantic Telegraph. On Friday morning, half past two o’clock, ihe Lord ...

... Mr. ness. It should be borne in mind that the plaintiff had the extensive pile of premises belonging to Messrs. ' on tho Atlantic coast on the 12th ultimo. The .y, Mnnphfistfir utt 'mother officer of the company to the fact, and b ...

... last momeut. As the brig suddenly began to sink, jumped with the bov in my arms. I saw the man who jumped with renen the boat, but I was drawn down two or three fathoms into the water by the vortex of the sinking vessel. I lost hold of the bov ; and on coming ...

... with cargo of ram and sugar, run “here the 16th Inst., and was left in a sinking state by the captain and crew. Two tugboats h » .e? V J?_ *5 the scene the disaster. The barque Atlantic, bound from to Glasgow, has boon driven ashcrenMW Cvmryan. Should the ...

... with the c»: holic priest of S-. Mary’s Cburc i. sum nonod four of 1 I ! ! - | e-.ts and dogs which I have now under m y ,? rm ' , n,;.! nf Rifle handling of the brigades and bitialions, wi.h the pr-'ei- chef members of the o.*n ooforo TvHpmlpv leaves ...

... other distressing symptoms, oiused clock noon until Two m ths afternoon, and every the boats and had been overwhelmed by an Atlantic of the most intense anxiety and distress is From the very highly congested condition of the proceeded to Harwich. On his ...

... one before an English magistrate, but repo maker. Third Resolution : Mr. Soames, br.ek- „ eessfnl exertions in laying the Atlant.o ir oed witl. the warrant, could lay. r, and Mr. Postlewaile, painter. Cable. The presentation took place at Captain Mon- ...